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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
7
A long fragment from a period piece describes Haitians and flappers with rolled stockings and short skirts, detailing old fashion, social classes, and foreign observers. It mentions American influence, military forces, and shifting styles amid cultural tension. The text mixes garbled OCR with foreign references and era markers.
The State Game Board has generated 696108 dollars for the state since 1920. The item discusses revenue flow, historical context, and mentions related figures and entities in a fragmented OCR excerpt. The narrative references Madison Abie and locations, with limited readable specifics on events or dates.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Henry Ford and a demand for reduced car fares. It mentions streets, unrest, and various names in a garbled regional context. The readable items include references to Ford, street life, and a general sense of civic action or inquiry without clear chronology or location.
The article profiles Mademoiselle Farel, famed designer headlining a two month North American tour. She vows no radical new styles for five months, insists on influencing fashion and art through attire, and praises American taste while critiquing prohibition era trends. Horminent designers, jewellers, and artisans propose materials for her line. She arrives in New York with dramatic outfits, notes champagne in the air, and predicts a lasting influence on American fashion and culture.
Ingaborg Arnison becomes the bride of Edward Elliott in a ceremony at the home of Mrs. Vineta at Trinsvilles. Miss Obey Arleston served as best man, with a later reception featuring gifts and religious rites. The event included services at La Crnsee and readings by several attendees, and was followed by multiple social gatherings and a church event.
Fragmented OCR item lists an assortment of ads and notices including store sales and goods, a wedding gift reference, and scattered personal names. The jumble mentions electrical fixtures, Christmas greetings, a theater or club, and a funeral or death notice, all in a single column fragment.
Local Chamber of Commerce announces a remulir monthly business meeting tonight at 6350. Agenda includes several matters, with special Prices on Flash Lights and related goods. Notices reference local businesses and community services amid a string of erratic OCR fragments.
The municipality of Copenhagen operates a model fish market with selection focused on common varieties. Larger fish like end initialivut are noted but less represented, while the full report references a broader paper edition from Manitoba.
In London the male royal circle sets trends that shape masculine wear globally. The Prince of Wales popularizes checked hats, colored collars, and fine coats, with the dinner coat rising in prominence. King Edward and previous monarchs influence buttoning and attire styles, while briefer notes cover street fashion and public appearances amid royal oversight.
Osbros h Wis Winnebago farmers at a Saturday meeting urged fast action on the Muscle Shoals lease with Newry Ford and voted to send a night letter to Senators Lentoot La Foltetin and Congressman Jampert. The group also passed a resolution in favor of the Ford project and opposed ship subsidies. George McKerrow and Chester B H Gray spoke on legislative gains for farmers.
A telegram reports in a U S Midwest county that martial law has been declared at nightfall. Citizens describe patrolling streets in a tense village mood as a public drinking fountain is found locked at nine o'clock. Protagonists suspect hotel hours and hurry home before curfew enforcement begins.
The Wisconsin Department of Markets dismissed a complaint by Rock County farmers against the Milk Producers Cooperative Marketing Company. The ruling says the so called service charge is not an inherent vice and can be corrected. The department retains that it did not deny the charge but held it not essential to the contract.
The fragment recounts Marshal Fogh receiving two pipes from American visitors in M. Moincare's car after dinner. Poincare asks if he smokes a pipe, noting Fogh’s first pipe was on July 18. The piece blends rumors about a famed “peace pipe” with chatter on tobacco and public figures.
An ad praises Cascarets as a candy like laxative that cleanses liver and bowels overnight. It claims to cure dizzy headaches colds biliousness indigestion upset stomach and promises gentle action without harsh salts pills calomel or oil. Children love them and a box costs ten cents.
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